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A new Quest Kodiak 100 Series II is joining this year’s Fly Courchevel, which runs March 30–31 at the Courchevel Altiport in the French Alps.

The free annual event features exciting aerial aerobatics, demonstrations and exhibitions, along with food and fun.

Serving the Courchevel ski resort, the Courchevel Altiport is one of the most demanding airports in the world. Surrounded by ski slopes, the Altiport has a difficult approach with a short runway. The runway is only 537 meters, with a steep upslope of 18.6%.

The new Quest Kodiak was engineered to tame locations like this. Featuring exceptional STOL (Short Takeoff and Landing) performance, and nearly impossible to stall, the Kodiak is designed to get you to locations that other planes cannot.

Because of its toughness and versatility, the new Kodiak is perfect for a wide variety of business, government, and humanitarian uses. Choose a Kodiak for medical evacuations, skydiving drops, search and rescue operations, or rugged backcountry adventures.

“After seeing it perform at Courchevel, you will want a Kodiak for your own adventurous travels,” said Tobias Temme, Kodiak Sales Director for Rheinland Air Service (RAS), the Authorized European Quest Aircraft Dealer. “The Kodiak is also ideal for hunting holidays in remote areas of Northern or Eastern Europe, or island hopping to warmer climates. The ideal aircraft for unlocking your adventure.”

The multi-mission Kodiak is more than rugged, it is also comfortable. Every passenger gets a seat with a panoramic window and ample legroom. The cabin is fully air conditioned and equipped with modern conveniences like USB ports. Of course, you can easily remove the seats to quickly convert for cargo missions. The Kodiak is also designed for composite floats.

More information at: www.questaircraft.eu

BlueSky Business Aviation News | 21st March 2019 | Issue #503

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